final cut pro 7 works in mountain lion
final cut pro 7 works in mountain lion?
Final Cut Pro 7, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
final cut pro 7 works in mountain lion?
Final Cut Pro 7, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
Same with me on the "time constraints". Then something goes whacky and I wish I had of managed my "time constraints" better. We've put disc images of software on a server for several editors to access in the past, FCP 7 included. The circumstances were different from my issues (pre-Mountain Lion/App downloads/Thunderbolt/64bit processing, etc) but the "trick" worked perfectly. I'm going to return to that workflow concept - Living In A Disc-Free World" - after I've gone the "full 10 rounds" with this situation. Time consuming but a very practical solution to backing up software. Good luck to ya and thanks for your reply!
>Theoretically, it ought to work.
It does work. The important bit: make sure the image format in Disk Utility is set to DVD/CD Master and use the title suggested at the Save prompt, not a made up one.
Did you have FCP 7 running with the older OS then upgrade to Lion or did you get a new machine with Lion already running?
Greetings;
I was already running FCP 7 on an older OS and as I mentioned, made the move to Lion and then to Mountain Lion without any issues. All the best...
Syd Rodocker
SRVideo Media Design
Apple iTunes U Administrator
Tennessee's Electronic Learning Center
Yep! FCP 7 works on my ML iMac and ML Macbook Pro! No problems! It is pretty fast!
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Hi there
I've actually never made disk images. I have the whole FCP disk suite here and was wondering if you could step me though making images. Would I need to make images of all the disks or just the install disks?
I just got off the phone with Apple tech support and the professional apps specialist admitted there are problems for FCP 7 on ML and they're no longer supporting it.
Here is a good, well-illustrated guide: http://mac.appstorm.net/how-to/os-x/creating-disk-images-with-disk-utility/
Just remember Nick's advice above re: making them "master" images.
Here is another, very detailed guide to disk images (probably too much information, but useful to have):http://support.apple.com/kb/ph5841
I would suggest doing a full install of all the elements of FCSuite, and then grabbing all the updates. Your mileage may vary, but most people report being able to run FCP7 on ML without problems, or just minor glitches, like one of the keyers not working.
Hey Miranda, did you resolve all your issues with upgrading to 10.8? How is it going...
it still totally works. Thanks!
Except now I'm having problems with my final draft 7!!!
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Thank you for the response Miranda, I've been really concerned with the upgrade because I haven't purchased FCP X yet. Do you have any trouble with Adobe software? I am runing CS6 Suite
I don't really use Adobe, sorry I can't be of more help with that. I don't want to use FCP X because I heard it isn't very good and it looks like iMovie.
Hi Miranda,
I run Snow Leopard. I am thinking of migrating to Lion (in the middle of a huge project...) will install Lion to a new SSD and migrate from my current SSD boot ISnow) to the new one (Lion).
Is this what you did? Or did you upgrade your boot drive?
I prefer to migrate. What is your take on this?
Hi Sixtyhorses
Fwiw, I would avoid migrating in the middle of a huge project. Snow Leopard is stable and the benefit of moving to Lion is dubious... it took me a while to get used to the new features in the Lion interface. And then there are all the updates etc.
Although I had a painless upgrade (keeping everything on the same drive, just doing a straight upgrade) -- there is always a risk of things going pear-shaped, and you needing to reinstall everything from scratch. Which would be a time cost you may not be able to afford in the middle of a project.
Also, why not go straight to Mountain Lion? From the comments here, it seems that FCP7 is happy on it. I would do a clean install of ML on the new drive, reinstall everything from scratch, and do the upgrades overnight.
Just my 2c-worth.
j0n
final cut pro 7 works in mountain lion